Ceiling Fan

Functional Requirement

Ceiling fans are more than just a basic amenity for residential applications. Increasingly, ceiling fans are found in applications varying from industrial and warehouse applications to offices and high-end hospitality settings, and everything in between.
The extensive use of ceiling fans in residential applications indicates their effectiveness in supporting thermal comfort, and occupant demand for controllable air movement.
The key benefits of ceiling fans are as follows:
Thermal Comfort
Improved Air Distribution
Improved Perceived Air Quality
Energy Savings

Like many building products, ceiling fan costs can vary widely depending on size, material, motor type, and other characteristics.
Standard ceiling fans can range from less than Rs 4000 for basic off-the-shelf models to over Rs 1 lakh for more specialized fans with more decorative features, higher quality materials, and/or automated onboard control systems.
In general, fans with DC motors tend to be more expensive than fans with AC motors.
Large-diameter ceiling fans start at approximately Rs 1.5 lakhs and increase in cost with fan diameter and performance characteristics.
Installation costs can vary widely depending on the fan.
Approximately, it can take a professional anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours to assemble and install a single ceiling fan depending on the selected model and site conditions.
The time required to install a ceiling fan is simply the labor cost to assemble the ceiling fan and connect it to an existing junction box.
On the other hand, a variety of factors can make ceiling fan installations more complicated, and therefore more expensive.

In addition to extending life expectancy, maintaining a ceiling fan can help to avoid potential safety hazards as a result of faulty fans.
Ceiling fans are made to work for years and don’t require regular maintenance.